Question: “Lorem Ipsum” generator and Grouping

[albrin]

How to correctly use “Lorem Ipsum” generator for grouped elements?

dl>(dt>lorem3+dd>lorem3)*2

I receive

<dl>
    <dt>Lorem ipsum dolor.
        <dd>Lorem ipsum dolor.</dd>
    </dt>
    <dt>Sapiente tempore, natus.
        <dd>Assumenda quibusdam, id!</dd>
    </dt>
</dl>

I expect to receive

<dl>
    <dt>Itaque, exercitationem fuga.</dt>
    <dd>Lorem ipsum dolor.</dd>
    <dt>Odio, enim, vero.</dt>
    <dd>Praesentium, suscipit temporibus.</dd>
</dl>

Environment:
Visual Studio Code 1.11.2

[hannesfrank]

The sibling operator + binds stronger than/takes precendence over the child operator >, so you have to group at least the first child operator, like

dl>((dt>lorem3)+dd>lorem3)*2

which results in

    <dl>
        <dt>Lorem ipsum dolor.</dt>
        <dd>Lorem ipsum dolor.</dd>
        <dt>Cumque, voluptatibus, deleniti?</dt>
        <dd>At, ut fugiat.</dd>
    </dl>

[sergeche]

The > operator changes element context so you have to either use ^ operator to climb up the tree (dl>(dt>lorem3^dd>lorem3)*2) or use grouping as @hannesfrank suggests